Market gains driven by big investors push shares higher
New York and Boston trading showed strong buying by large financial interests. Union Pacific led losses and gains with high turnover while copper stocks rose as the Copper Producers' Association reported lower surplus. Public funds and trust companies handled transfers as market sentiment improved across rail, steel, and miscellaneous issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Union Pacific
Street
Atchison
New York Central
Standard Oil
Morgan
Public Service Commission of New York
Third Avenue Railroad
Amalgamated
Geet Sugar
Baltimore & Ohio
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Steel
Lake
Butte
Franklin
Superior
Allouez
North Butte
Copper Producers’ Association
Association
United States
Bond Market Notes: Municipal and Corporate Debt Movements
Waltham awards a seven month 55 000 temporary loan at 3.07 percent discount. N W Harris & Co buys 1 000 000 Lying County Lighting Company first refunding mortgage bonds. Schenectady County New York sells 100 000 4 percent semi annual bonds to N W Harris & Co. at 100 674. Toledo Railways and Light extends payments on 4 percent bonds of Toledo Traction and Toledo Consolidated Street Railway to 1922, at 6 percent interest, callable on 60 days notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Waltham, Mass
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
N. W. Harris & Co
Ixings County Lighting Company
Schenectady County
New York
Toledo Railways & Light Company
Blair & Co
Estabrook & Co
Toledo Traction Company
Toledo Consolidated Street Railway Company
Boston curb market prices and active issues report
Davis Daly rises from 51 4 to 52 4 and Ohio Copper moves to 51 8 in today’s Boston curb market. First National climbs to 1 8 while Chino Copper stays around 71 2. National Exploration near 50 cents. Willet up to 28 cents. Goldfield Consolidated around a steady level. Other active issues include Sonora Vulture Bay State Gas and Southwestern. Full fluctuations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Davis Daly
Ohio
First National
Chino
Chief
National Exploration
Willet
Goldfield
Sonora
Vulture
Bay State Gas
Southwestern
Diverse U.S. and international bond listings mixed with company notes
A dense catalog of bond issues and declines spanning U S and international names. Entries include Central Leather, Japanese securities, Ches and O, Lake Shore, Louis and Nash, Oregon Steamship, Am T and T, Reading, Seaboard, Union Pacific, Westinghouse, and many others with yields and series details. The report reads like a market page snapshot of bond prices and statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ches & O
Chie & Alton
Lake Sh
Louis & Nash U
Rl& BP
SOL
Ring Distillers
Pacific
Erie
Oregon
Penn
Agri
S Steel
del & Hadev
Nor & W
Adi
Se Railway
Wis Cent
Atl CL
Oty CO Cene
Col Midland
Clin
Tstais Lsw
Seaboard AL
Union Pacific
Fondy
Wabash
Atchison
West Md
West
Nat Rys
SL & S
Freight War Ends With Boston and Maine Win
Washington June 10 An important meeting of the Trunk Line Association will be held in New York City tomorrow to adjust west bound import rates. The Boston and Maine railroad is seen as the winner, with differential rates to be eliminated and Boston Chicago imports set at 69 cents per hundred pounds versus 75 cents from New York Chicago. Baltimore will share Boston’s first class rate, with changes possible after tomorrow’s talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allouez
Boston & Maine
Franklin
Copper Range
Lake
North Butte
Superior
Utah
Reale AR Et
Cohen
Paola Cen
Festene
New York
Reese Oe Discount
Par
Roston Clearings
Seeees
Boston
Evee
AON Reichsmarks
Coves Sotoq
Tel & Tel
Atlantic Gulf
Central Vermont
Chierge Junction
Allis Chalmers
Amalgamated Copper
United Fruit
Car & Foundry
American Tee Securities
Atchison Teceoeserl
American Locomotive
Smelting & Refining
Do Rights Oo
Boston & Albany
Chicago Junction
American Tel & Tel
American ‘Tobacco
NH & TS
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison +e
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Land Bethlehem
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Wollaston Eee
Chesapeake & Ohio
Tsis
Chicago & Alton
Cumberland Oy & T
Chicago Great Western
Colorado & Southern
Tao
Allouez Ae Tees
Arcadian Ov Aly
Consolidated
Arizona
Aii
Delaware & Hudson
Butte Coalition
Wits Denver
Calumet & Arizona
Ney & Rio Grande
Calumet & Hecla
Tistillers’ Securities
General Electric
Daly West
Elm River
Great Northern
Apa
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
la Salle
Mexico
Inter-Marine
Michigan
Wontree
Iowa
Old Dominion
Louisville
Nashville
Osceola
Ste M
Soo
Missouri Pacific
Quincy Mo
Kansas
Texas
Ontario & West
Norfolk & Western
Victoria
Winona
Republic Steel
Amer Sugar
Rock Island
Subur
St I
San Fred
St Louis Southwest
Georgia Electric
Sloss
Sheffield S
Mass Electric
Southern Railway
Do Presselsia Ecole
Col. Mergenthaler
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific Steeene
Toledo
St & W
Seattle Electric
Los
Pullman
Union Pacific Co ” de
Torrington
United States Realty
United
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Us Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union Vie de Chews
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Aim
Wisconsin Central
Amer
Batopilas
Boston Consol
Boston Corbin TS
Dominion Tron
Iss Alihy
East Buttees Dweee
Giroux Te Teeese
Superior & Pitts
Swift & Corus
Meney
Utah Apex
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Prederic Stanwood
Washington
Trunk Line Association
New York City
Boston & Maine Railroad
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Clan-na-Gael Big Field Day Opens Soon
The Clan-na-Gael field day returns on Monday July 5 at Oak Island Grove Revere with James O Sullivan of Lowell as chairman. Hugh C McGrath directs amateur events and prizes lure top talent including sprint distance runs jumping and shot put. Gaelic games feature a New England championship hurling match with two leading state teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan-na- Gael
Oak Island Grove
Revere
James O'Sullivan
Lowell
Hugh C. McGrath
United States
Canada
New England
Long Beach Amusement Pier to Reach Half Mile Ocean Span
Frederick Thompson and John J. DeSaulles signed contracts for a new Long Beach pier. Prominent capitalists reportedly subscribed $1,200,000 to cover costs. Engineers say the half mile ocean pier is feasible and will include a convention hall for 5000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Thompson
John J. DeSaulles
Long Beach
Long Island
Thompson
Mr. DeSaulles
Perez Reading Tour Planned for Boston
Jewish residents in Boston and area welcome news from Warsaw that Judah Loeb Perez, a Yiddish writer and poet, will tour the United States giving readings from his published works in Boston venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Warsaw
Russia
Judah Loeb Perez
United States
Dividends Declared by Various Companies
Companies across industries announce quarterly and semi annual dividends with record dates in June and July. Notable payments include United Gas Improvement Co 2 percent and Empire Steel 3 percent and Securities Co of New York 2.5 percent. Books close dates and reopen windows vary by issuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Railway, Light, Heat & Power Co
United Gas Improvement Co
Guaranty Trust Co
New York
Mieischmann Co
Empire Steel & Iron Co
Northern Central Railroad Co
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Co
Dominion Natural Gas Co
Dominion Natural Gas Co., Ltd
Gorham Manufacturing Co
Central Aguirre Sugar Cos
Boston Belting Co
Standard Gas Light Co
Calendar for Today Books Close and Mining Stocks
The brief notes indicate books close for today on American Smelting, Manhattan Railway, Mexico Consolidated Mining and National Lead common shares. No further actions or outcomes are stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Railway
Mexico Consolidated Mining
National Lead
Joy Ride Barred for Acting Mayor in City Car
Mayor Hibbard bars Acting Mayor Brand from using the municipal autocare while the city chief executive is absent. The acting mayor cannot take a joy ride in the car during this interim period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOY Ride
Mayor Hibbard
Acting Mayor Brand Learns Mayor’s Car Limits in City Hall
During a brief control shift at City Hall Acting Mayor Brand pressed for a city car for a gas company inspection. The chauffeur Dillaway refused, citing orders from the real mayor, sparking a tense exchange and a lesson in non-partisanship and official car access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
City Htall
Board of Aldermen
Hibbard
Boston
Buffalo
Frederick J. Brand
City Hall
Committee On
Consolidated Gas Company
Ile
Dillaway
Chelsea Club Explains Salem Outing Trouble
Chairman William McBride of Ye Olde Colonial Club defends the Chelsea party's Salem Willows outing recounting a dispute over an extra train car and payment. He says no rioters were present and police aided a peaceful resolution after tensions with the Boston & Northern Street Railway officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McBride
Ye Olde Colonial Club
Chelsea
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Salem
McBride
Salem Willows
Witzgerald
McKay Endowment to Pay Initial Harvard Grant at Commencement
Executors announce the first million dollars from Gordon McKay bequest will be paid to Harvard at commencement. The 80 percent net income payments follow the 84 percent net income figure after annuities to former wife and others. The merger with MIT is ruled out and Harvard awaits further plans from President Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Gordon McKay
J. W W. Myers
McKay
Maclaurin
Tech
Myers
Mc-Kay
Lowell
Harvard University
Gay deceiver in 801st year in Pittsburg will dispute
Christian Breining a former Pittsburg butcher died recently at age 80 after courting several young women and widows including Miss Agatha Willdorfer and Mrs Luella Rosberg. His son seeks to invalidate the will alleging insanity and undue influence as the $20,000 estate and an $88,000 cash offer arise in testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ypenn
Christian Breining
Breining
Agatha Willdorfer
Wover
Emma Deliner
Luella Rosberg
Charley Taft Not Afraid of the Dark
Washington June 10 Charlie Taft 11 son of the President wandered from Watertown Conn school closed for diphtheria and surprised a White House porter by entering the White House at daybreak. He telegraphed no details from New York and rode late trains to Washington arriving at 3 am then rode an owl car to reach home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charlie Taft
White House
Charlie
Watertown
Conn
New York
Henry W. Taft
Twenty-third Street
Watertown Seeks Authority to Borrow Beyond Debt Limit
Watertown officials urge the Legislature to grant a statute allowing the town to borrow beyond its legal debt limit. A town meeting scheduled for June 41 was postponed after officials concluded the town could not appropriate funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
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Fanklin Mining
Hocking Valley Repr
Hocking Valley Pref
N. E. Cotton
Swift & Co
William E. Soule
Borton Safe Deposit & Trust Company
New England Trust Company
Connecticut & Passumpsie River
Boston Stock Exchange
Trust Company
H. D. Corey
Germany
Iceland
Norway
North Cape
Lake Superior Corporation
W. Gow
N. Coppell
N. H. Whigham
R. J. Austin
F. McQueen
G. E. Tener
Philadelphia Company
Joshua Rhoades
John van Evera
Chief Consolidated
Houghton, Mich
B. B. Thayer
Anaconda Copper Company
John D. Ryan
Amalgamated Copper Company
H. H. Rogers
F. T. Addicks
Anacconda
F. Lothrop Ames
Europe
S. Parker Bremen
Parker, Wilder & Co
Boston Curb
International Smelting & Refining Company
The
Pacific Mills
Helvetia O. A
la Rose
Majestic
Mason Valley
New Douglas
Nevada
O'S
San Antonio
Santa Ysabel
Southwest Devel
New York Stacks
Ely
Giroux Ely Central
Arizonas
Montanas
B. H. Scheftels & CO
Broad St
Monroe St
Atest Crown Reserve
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
Main
Brady & CO
Devonshire St
Florence Goldfield
Learnard
Nevada-Utah
Pioche
Touraine
Parker's
Young's
Adams
Trinity Plach
Willet Silver Mines, Ltd
Auerbach, Mackenzie & Co
Exchange
State St
Ahbove
Inter-Trust Security Co
Water ST
Eureka
James Shay
Rhode Island Coal
James Sitay & CO
GO State
Arizpe Bay State
Boston Ely
Cal
Corbin Sara
Cumberl'd Fily
Coalition
D.F. Yost & Company Mining Stock Brokers
Boston Telephone Main
Temple Iron Company
Megargel & CO
Nassau Street
NEW York Bonds
Alaska
American Tobacco
Ido
Chicago Subway
Cobalt Central Ts
Jay
Cumberland EI
Yeas
Carisa
Davis
Douglas Copper
Giroux
Mines Co
Nipissing Mines Co
Ohio Copper
Tim O
Rawhide
So & Pitts
Vine Superior
Fukow
Tenner
Clan-Na-Gael
Perez
Vairmont & Clarksburg Trac Co
Jim
Brend
Dt McAndlesti
Charley Taft
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